Parkland's water torture-style field hockey patiently stalked Liberty throughout the first half Thursday <\/p>\n
The omnipresent Trojans (3-1) drizzled the Hurricanes' end, dripping home only two goals in 20 minutes despite controlling the action. <\/p>\n
Pass. Pass. Shot. <\/p>\n
Pass. Shot. Save. Rebound. Shot. Save. <\/p>\n
Pass. Pass. Pass. Shot. Goal. <\/p>\n
Like a shark circling its prey, the Trojans taunted Liberty with consistent but largely unfulfilled surges. <\/p>\n
In the second half, those drips turned into a deluge as Parkland scored six times to rout Liberty 8-0 in an early-season separation game. The faucet became a fire hose. <\/p>\n
Parkland outshot Liberty 17-5 and recorded a 10-2 edge in penalty corners. <\/p>\n
\"I think they're going to probably challenge for their division,\" Liberty coach MK Omdahl said. \"They're very talented. They outplayed us they beat us to the ball. Their passes were spot-on. They looked really good.\" <\/p>\n
Liberty (0-3) began the season with narrow losses to a pair of local contenders 2-1 against Colonial League power Moravian Academy and 1-0 against Northampton. Despite starting three freshmen and two sophomores, Liberty opened the season with promise. <\/p>\n
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